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Core components of react-admin, a frontend Framework for building admin applications on top of REST services, using ES6, React

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import { useEffect, useMemo, useRef } from 'react'; import { notifyManager, QueryClient, QueryKey, useQueryClient, useQuery, UseQueryOptions, } from '@tanstack/react-query'; import union from 'lodash/union.js'; import { UseGetManyHookValue } from './useGetMany'; import { Identifier, RaRecord, GetManyParams, DataProvider } from '../types'; import { useDataProvider } from './useDataProvider'; import { useEvent } from '../util'; /** * Call the dataProvider.getMany() method and return the resolved result * as well as the loading state. * * The return value updates according to the request state: * * - start: { isPending: true, isFetching: true, refetch } * - success: { data: [data from response], isPending: false, isFetching: false, refetch } * - error: { error: [error from response], isPending: false, isFetching: false, refetch } * * This hook will return the cached result when called a second time * with the same parameters, until the response arrives. * * This hook aggregates and deduplicates calls to the same resource, so for instance, if an app calls: * * useGetManyAggregate('tags', [1, 2, 3]); * useGetManyAggregate('tags', [3, 4]); * * during the same tick, the hook will only call the dataProvider once with the following parameters: * * dataProvider.getMany('tags', [1, 2, 3, 4]) * * @param resource The resource name, e.g. 'posts' * @param {Params} params The getMany parameters { ids, meta } * @param {Object} options Options object to pass to the dataProvider. * @param {boolean} options.enabled Flag to conditionally run the query. If it's false, the query will not run * @param {Function} options.onSuccess Side effect function to be executed upon success, e.g. { onSuccess: { refresh: true } } * @param {Function} options.onError Side effect function to be executed upon failure, e.g. { onError: error => notify(error.message) } * * @typedef Params * @prop params.ids The ids to get, e.g. [123, 456, 789] * @prop params.meta Optional meta parameters * @returns The current request state. Destructure as { data, error, isPending, isFetching, refetch }. * * @example * * import { useGetManyAggregate, useRecordContext } from 'react-admin'; * * const PostTags = () => { * const record = useRecordContext(); * const { data, isPending, error } = useGetManyAggregate('tags', { ids: record.tagIds }); * if (isPending) { return <Loading />; } * if (error) { return <p>ERROR</p>; } * return ( * <ul> * {data.map(tag => ( * <li key={tag.id}>{tag.name}</li> * ))} * </ul> * ); * }; */ export const useGetManyAggregate = < RecordType extends RaRecord = any, ErrorType = Error, >( resource: string, params: Partial<GetManyParams<RecordType>>, options: UseGetManyAggregateOptions<RecordType, ErrorType> = {} ): UseGetManyHookValue<RecordType, ErrorType> => { const dataProvider = useDataProvider(); const queryClient = useQueryClient(); const { onError = noop, onSuccess = noop, onSettled = noop, enabled, ...queryOptions } = options; const onSuccessEvent = useEvent(onSuccess); const onErrorEvent = useEvent(onError); const onSettledEvent = useEvent(onSettled); const { ids, meta } = params; const placeholderData = useMemo(() => { const records = (Array.isArray(ids) ? ids : [ids]).map(id => queryClient.getQueryData<RecordType>([ resource, 'getOne', { id: String(id), meta }, ]) ); if (records.some(record => record === undefined)) { return undefined; } else { return records as RecordType[]; } }, [ids, queryClient, resource, meta]); const result = useQuery<RecordType[], ErrorType, RecordType[]>({ queryKey: [ resource, 'getMany', { ids: (Array.isArray(ids) ? ids : [ids]).map(id => String(id)), meta, }, ], queryFn: queryParams => new Promise((resolve, reject) => { if (!ids || ids.length === 0) { // no need to call the dataProvider return resolve([]); } // debounced / batched fetch return callGetManyQueries({ resource, ids, meta, queryKey: queryParams.queryKey, resolve, reject, dataProvider, queryClient, signal: dataProvider.supportAbortSignal === true ? queryParams.signal : undefined, }); }), placeholderData, enabled: enabled ?? ids != null, retry: false, ...queryOptions, }); const metaValue = useRef(meta); const resourceValue = useRef(resource); useEffect(() => { metaValue.current = meta; }, [meta]); useEffect(() => { resourceValue.current = resource; }, [resource]); useEffect(() => { if ( result.data === undefined || result.error != null || result.isFetching ) return; // optimistically populate the getOne cache (result.data ?? []).forEach(record => { queryClient.setQueryData( [ resourceValue.current, 'getOne', { id: String(record.id), meta: metaValue.current }, ], oldRecord => oldRecord ?? record ); }); onSuccessEvent(result.data); }, [ queryClient, onSuccessEvent, result.data, result.error, result.isFetching, ]); useEffect(() => { if (result.error == null || result.isFetching) return; onErrorEvent(result.error); }, [onErrorEvent, result.error, result.isFetching]); useEffect(() => { if (result.status === 'pending' || result.isFetching) return; onSettledEvent(result.data, result.error); }, [ onSettledEvent, result.data, result.error, result.status, result.isFetching, ]); return result; }; /** * Batch all calls to a function into one single call with the arguments of all the calls. * * @example * let sum = 0; * const add = (args) => { sum = args.reduce((arg, total) => total + arg, 0); }; * const addBatched = batch(add); * addBatched(2); * addBatched(8); * // add will be called once with arguments [2, 8] * // and sum will be equal to 10 */ const batch = fn => { let capturedArgs: any[] = []; let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | null = null; return (arg: any) => { capturedArgs.push(arg); if (timeout) clearTimeout(timeout); timeout = setTimeout(() => { timeout = null; fn([...capturedArgs]); capturedArgs = []; }, 0); }; }; interface GetManyCallArgs { resource: string; ids: Identifier[]; meta?: any; queryKey: QueryKey; resolve: (data: any[]) => void; reject: (error?: any) => void; dataProvider: DataProvider; queryClient: QueryClient; signal?: AbortSignal; } /** * Resolve all the pending calls with the data they requested, in a single React update. * * Each pending call belongs to a distinct useQuery. Resolving a promise only makes * its query transition two microtasks later, long after any synchronous * notifyManager transaction has closed, so resolving the calls one by one makes * react-query flush one observer notification per call, and React commits each of * them separately. Any child updating its state during the commit phase (e.g. an * avatar reporting its image loading status from a layout effect) then turns those * commits into nested updates instead of batched ones, and React throws * "Maximum update depth exceeded" past 50 of them. * * Writing the data of every pending call inside a single notifyManager transaction * makes react-query flush all the observer notifications at once, so all the * consumers get their data in one commit. The calls are then resolved to let their * query leave the fetching state. */ const resolveCallsWithData = ( calls: GetManyCallArgs[], queryClient: QueryClient, getDataForCall: (call: GetManyCallArgs) => any[] ) => { const resolutions = calls.map(call => ({ call, data: getDataForCall(call), })); notifyManager.batch(() => { resolutions.forEach(({ call, data }) => { const query = queryClient .getQueryCache() .find({ queryKey: call.queryKey, exact: true }); // don't resurrect a query that was canceled or removed in the meantime if (query?.state.fetchStatus !== 'fetching') return; queryClient.setQueryData(call.queryKey, data); }); }); resolutions.forEach(({ call, data }) => call.resolve(data)); }; const filterDataForCall = (data: any[]) => (call: GetManyCallArgs) => data.filter(record => call.ids.map(id => String(id)).includes(String(record.id)) ); /** * Group and execute all calls to the dataProvider.getMany() method for the current tick * * Thanks to batch(), this function executes at most once per tick, * whatever the number of calls to useGetManyAggregate(). */ const callGetManyQueries = batch((calls: GetManyCallArgs[]) => { const dataProvider = calls[0].dataProvider; const queryClient = calls[0].queryClient; /** * Aggregate calls by resource and meta * * callsByResourceAndMeta will look like: * { * 'posts|{"test":true}': [{ resource, ids, resolve, reject, dataProvider, queryClient }, ...], * 'posts|{"test":false}': [{ resource, ids, resolve, reject, dataProvider, queryClient }, ...], * tags: [{ resource, ids, resolve, reject, dataProvider, queryClient }, ...], * } */ const callsByResourceAndMeta = calls.reduce( (acc, callArgs) => { const key = `${callArgs.resource}|${JSON.stringify(callArgs.meta)}`; if (!acc[key]) { acc[key] = []; } acc[key].push(callArgs); return acc; }, {} as { [resource: string]: GetManyCallArgs[] } ); /** * For each resource/meta association, aggregate ids and call dataProvider.getMany() once */ Object.keys(callsByResourceAndMeta).forEach(resource => { const callsForResource = callsByResourceAndMeta[resource]; const uniqueResource = callsForResource.reduce( (acc, { resource }) => resource || acc, '' as string // Should never happen as we always have a resource in callArgs but makes TS happy ); /** * Extract ids from queries, aggregate and deduplicate them * * @example from [[1, 2], [2, null, 3], [4, null]] to [1, 2, 3, 4] */ const aggregatedIds = callsForResource .reduce((acc, { ids }) => union(acc, ids), []) // concat + unique .filter(v => v != null && v !== ''); // remove null values const uniqueMeta = callsForResource.reduce( (acc, { meta }) => meta || acc, undefined ); if (aggregatedIds.length === 0) { // no need to call the data provider if all the ids are null resolveCallsWithData(callsForResource, queryClient, () => []); return; } const callThatHasAllAggregatedIds = callsForResource.find( ({ ids, signal }) => JSON.stringify(ids) === JSON.stringify(aggregatedIds) && !signal?.aborted ); if (callThatHasAllAggregatedIds) { // There is only one call (no aggregation), or one of the calls has the same ids as the sum of all calls. // Either way, we can't trigger a new fetchQuery with the same signature, as it's already pending. // Therefore, we reply with the dataProvider const { dataProvider, resource, ids, meta, signal } = callThatHasAllAggregatedIds; dataProvider .getMany<any>(resource, { ids, meta, signal }) .then(({ data }) => data) .then( data => { // We must then resolve all the pending calls with the data they requested resolveCallsWithData( callsForResource, queryClient, filterDataForCall(data) ); }, error => { // All pending calls must also receive the error callsForResource.forEach(({ reject }) => { reject(error); }); } ); return; } /** * Call dataProvider.getMany() with the aggregatedIds, * and resolve each of the promises using the results */ queryClient .fetchQuery<any[], Error, any[]>({ queryKey: [ uniqueResource, 'getMany', { ids: aggregatedIds.map(id => String(id)), meta: uniqueMeta, }, ], queryFn: queryParams => dataProvider .getMany<any>(uniqueResource, { ids: aggregatedIds, meta: uniqueMeta, signal: dataProvider.supportAbortSignal === true ? queryParams.signal : undefined, }) .then(({ data }) => data), }) .then(data => { resolveCallsWithData( callsForResource, queryClient, filterDataForCall(data) ); }) .catch(error => callsForResource.forEach(({ reject }) => reject(error)) ); }); }); const noop = () => undefined; export type UseGetManyAggregateOptions< RecordType extends RaRecord = any, ErrorType = Error, > = Omit<UseQueryOptions<RecordType[], ErrorType>, 'queryKey' | 'queryFn'> & { onSuccess?: (data: RecordType[]) => void; onError?: (error: ErrorType) => void; onSettled?: (data?: RecordType[], error?: ErrorType | null) => void; };